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February 18, 2021

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“Trucks are a critical tool on the farm and ranch,” said Kristian Smith, commercial sales specialist at Rock City. “The work of the farm often depends on reliable equipment and we’re happy to focus on this important essential segment of our community.”

The Certified Agriculture Dealership designation enables Rock City to be able to offer a specialized package of discounts and rebates called AgPack® to farmers that provides a first ever return on their truck investment. AgPack® partner offerings are worth thousands of dollars to farm customers.

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Rock City also continues to participate in continuing education that extends its knowledge of everything important to New York agriculture, as it happens in real time. Ongoing education, combined with what the ag specialists learned through the Ag Awareness curriculum, will help the dealership to be an educated partner with area agriculture by pro-actively anticipating and meeting the changing demands of its farm customers.

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February 18, 2021

JCC announces fall 2020 full-time, parttime student dean’s list The following students were named to the fall 2020 full-time and parttime student’s dean’s lists for academic excellence at Jamestown Community College.

Full-time students listed below according to their home area are: • Allegany: Kristi Bates, Alexandria Covert, Nicholas Ensell, Julia Figueira, Cassandra Finefrock, Cierra James, Misty Johnson, Taylor Kemp, Alexis Reska, Brianna Shay, Joshua Shulman, Tanisha Sprester • Cattaraugus: Merry Milliman • Conewango Valley: Alex Bolio, Corey Ellis, Payton Swanson • Delevan: Joseph Lamoureux, Tristan McAfee, Brent Nourse • East Otto: August Canna • Ellicottville: Tyler Noga • Franklinville: Tyler Folts, Elizabeth Harter, Sadie Hood, Nolan Palmatier, Emily Poole • Freedom: Kelsey Wright • Gowanda: Korey Hansen-Ivett, Anna North, Shannon OMara • Great Valley: Amber Davies, Ginna Hensel • Hinsdale: Juliana Dulski, Josiah Jenks • Limestone: Morgan Gleason • Little Valley: Abigail Minnekine • Machias: Rachael Empie

• Olean: Andrea Certo III, Joseph Cunha, Veronica Ferry, Julia Fowler, Kristin Fulkrod, Kiera Geuder, Florence Gray, Epiphany Isaacs, Korry Keis, Molly King, My Vy Lam, Mary Lewis, Gabrielle Malone, Dalton Martello, Maxwell Morton, John Pounds, Shaine Putt, Cassidy Sawyer, Taneasha Schaeper, Gabrielle Schulze, Nicholas Smith, Kira Steinwandt, Hailey Stout, Evan Weaver, Abram Webster • Portville: Tiffany Bowers, Sydney Engels, Jenna Helms, Dakota Lewis, Tyler Robinson, Henry Schauer, Dawson Tarbox • Randolph: Noah Barber, Riley Basile-Benson, Jeffrey Bush, Cassondra Doubek, Annivera Graham, Cale Hawkins, Patricia Keller, Kourtney Leeper, Mara Marsh, Brynn Pagett, Mason Pennington • Salamanca: Austen Darcy, Angela Kennedy, Emily Koniak, Hunter McAuley, Amy Mikulski, Luke Papke, Amber Sanchez, Mushirah Sheppard, Rhayne Smith, Elizabeth Stewart, Naiomi Ullman • South Dayton: Aleah Schimek • West Valley: Lauren Olejniczak Part-time students listed below according to their

home area are: • Allegany: Samuel Filbert, Caleb Graham, Anthony James, Tracey Perry, Sydney Sider • Cattaraugus: Renee Funke • Conewango Valley: Ronald Matson, Clinton Peyton • Ellicottville: Ryan Malanowski • Franklinville: Alivia Torpey • Gowanda: Ashley Burch, Makenzie Carroll, Deniz Grubbs • Great Valley: Madison Farnham, Megan Stuve • Hinsdale: Jesse Mohr, Luke Thompson • Limestone: David Reynolds, Ashleigh White • Little Valley: Erin Baldwin, Olivia Brooks, Kayla Lukasiewicz-O’Brien, Diania Paschen • Olean: Joshua Boyd, Dakota Forcier, Cameron Howard, Jocelyn Huselstein, Madison Jaspersen, Taylor Ketchner, Sarah Krist, Samantha Kusiak, Andrew LaBorde, Jamie Schultz, Carol Spitale • Portville: Mitchel Dalykas, Kayla Patterson • Randolph: Billy Heilman, Kathleen Mueller, Christopher Reding, Ashleigh Sheldon • Salamanca: Hayden Clark, Leaudra Hackett, Shawna Miller, Emily Nephew

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WVDP promotes safety through the eyes of children WEST VALLEY — EM and CH2M HILL BWXT West Valley (CHBWV), its cleanup contractor at the West Valley Demonstration Project, produced its annual site calendar in a creative way to increase safety awareness for workers and their families.

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Third round of WNY Fund microgrants supports 36 grants, $45,000 in COVID-19 relief For the third time since the beginning of the pandemic, philanthropic leaders in Cattaraugus County helped facilitate the distribution of microgrants from the WNY COVID-19 Community Fund Response Fund.

The fund supported organizations working on the front lines to provide relief to those most impacted by the ongoing pandemic, culminating in 36 grants totaling $45,000.

The WNY COVID-19 Community Response Fund was created by the philanthropic community to support nonprofits addressing immediate needs in response to the COVID-19 crisis in the eight counties of WNY. In the prior rounds of grantmaking, the WNY Fund’s microgrant program issued $34,000 in relief funding to the Cattaraugus Region Community Foundation, which acted as the fiscal agent to distribute grants to organizations providing needed services to vulnerable and impacted populations.

Representatives from the Cattaraugus County Department of Health, Cattaraugus Community Action, Healthy Community Alliance, United Way of Cattaraugus County and Dr. Lyle F. Renodin Foundation worked to identify grant recipients in all three phases of funding Some recipients of the third round of microgrants include: • Cattaraugus County Department of Aging (Meals on Wheels of Cattaraugus County) — $3,000 for food, PPE (personal protective equipment) and hygiene supplies

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St. Bonaventure, JCC offer new dualdegree nursing program

ST. BONAVENTURE — St. Bonaventure University and Jamestown Community College’s Cattaraugus County campus will offer a unique dual-degree program in nursing beginning this fall.

The program is the second nursing program SBU has added in the last two years in response to a New York state bill that now requires future nurses graduating from associate degree or diploma nursing programs to obtain a bachelor’s degree in nursing within 10 years of initial licensure.

The university added an RN to B.S. in Nursing program in 2019.

“This is a unique opportunity for students to have access to two dedicated groups of nursing faculty,” said Dr. Connie Perkins, director of nursing programs at St. Bonaventure. “This program allows students to gain a registered nursing license and begin practicing in our community while they finish their four-year

baccalaureate degree.”

Students in the new nursing program will reside at St. Bonaventure while enrolled, but take classes at both campuses. All but two classes freshman year will be taken at SBU. In years two and three, all but one class each year will be taken at JCC. All classes in the senior year are at St. Bonaventure.

Studies in the first, second and third year of the program will prepare students to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) while taking liberal arts and sciences through a blended-campus approach.

“JCC is very pleased to build on the strength of our associate’s degree in nursing program by partnering with St. Bonaventure to create an exciting opportunity for students,” said professor Kathy Taydus, director of nursing education at JCC. “Our health care agencies and our communities will benefit from the

contributions of these new nursing professionals who will serve regional health care needs.”

Upon finishing their third year, students earn an associate’s degree in Applied Science Nursing from JCC and can take the NCLEX-RN to become registered nurses and to allow them to begin entrylevel practice. In their final year, students will complete their bachelor’s nursing courses with special focus on emotional intelligence, i n t e r p ro f e s s i o n a l i s m , leadership and quality care.

Since the last year of the program is presented in a hybrid format, students have the freedom to begin working as registered nurses if they choose to gain experience while finishing their bachelor’s degrees at St. Bonaventure.

“This agreement represents a publicprivate partnership that will ultimately enhance the health care outcomes of Cattaraugus and surrounding counties by increasing the availability of

bachelor’s-trained nurses, who are so critical to the public health,” said Dr. Doug Pisano, founding dean and professor in SBU’s School of Health Professions.

Prospective high school seniors will apply for admission to St. Bonaventure University, and then, provided they meet academic standards in their first semester, register for JCC’s Associate of Applied Science program by Feb. 1 of their second semester at SBU. Students applying to St. Bonaventure must indicate dual-degree nursing as their major. High school students with no college experience must have earned a 90% or above in high school courses, with a passing grade in high school or college chemistry.

A strong, science-based high school curriculum is highly recommended.

For more information on the program, contact Perkins at cperkins@sbu. edu.

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Students named to honor rolls at Randolph Central School

RANDOLPH — Randolph Junior-Senior High School has announced its honor and merit rolls for the second marking period of the 2020-21 school year.

HONOR ROLL Grade 12: Alyssa Adams, Wyatt Adams, Mikhayla Barber, Bryan Briggs, Ashton Bushey, Ella Conley, Bayleigh Frink, Aunalee Godfrey, Tenela Hadley, Sydney Hvizdzak, Ryan Inkley, Lavani Johnson, William Jones, Hope Lienhart, Abigail Mansfield, Dalton McIntyre, Joshua McMaster, Natalie Philp, Jasmine Santiago, Alexis Shellenbarger, Ethan Shields, Sydney Sluga, Haleigh Smith, Colin Southwick, Kyle Studley, Megan Tomsick, Miranda Waterman, Hailey Wright,

Troy Wright Grade 11: Mya Abrams, Rylee Barron, Julian Bieniek, Siennah Bowles, Riley Eaton, Trenton Emke, Samantha English, Taylor Foster, Aspen Hawkins, Jordan Henry, Benjamin Hitchcock, Hiram Johnson, Paige Johnson, Evan Martonis, Luke Pagett, Riley Palmer, Caitlin Park, Emma Reumann, Alice Robinson, Sydney Smith, Lucy Van Rensselaer, Grade 10: Amanda Adams, Christian Austin, Lauren Beacom, Alana Chadwick, Carson Conley, McKenzie Crosson, Clayton Crouse, Zachary Farren, Lillian Fleischmann, Brendan Good, Alivia Graham, Kassidy Graham, Mathurin Griffith, Aubrey Hogan, Jaiden Huntington,

Corinne Inkley, Grace Kenyon, Bridget Lydic, Rileigh Lynn-Haskell, Lilly McDonald, Owen Nelson, Preston O’Dell, McKenna Park, Kyra Pence, Benjamin Roosa, Lorelle Schmeltz, Dillon Schrader, Tailyn Shields, Harper Smith, Torrey Smith, Jileena Stearns, Kendall Steward, Katelyn Storer, Juliana Syracuse, Renee Waterman Grade 9: Eve Adams, Maverick Adams, Jonah Bailey, Yseuldt Balcom, Addison Beaver, Allison Burdick, Layla Burge, Shelby Burge, Allie Conley, Jacob Dexter, Madisyn Dybka, Emma Earley, Mattie Evans-Brown, Abbey Finch, Jaclynn Flood, Andi Frame, Mason Garman, Sam Gozdalski, Alexander Hutton, Ethan Johnson, Roan Kelly, Kameron Luce, Liliana Neal, Jessica Nomes, Alison Nottingham, Abigail Pitts, Miquela Riddell, David Root, Talon Rowland, Alexis Sevenish, Alanna Sluga, Ryder Smith, Sierra Smith, Adeline Wright, Jacob Zink Grade 8: Sharilee Bailey, Sofia Bieniek, Domanik Clark, Taylor Costa, Emmaleigh Cowen, Hunter Flood, Madelia Griffith, Colin Hadley, Keira Hamilton, Drew Hind, Caden Inkley, Elizabeth Jones, Jackson Marshall, Avery Morrison, Payton Morrison, Griffin Nelson, Mason

How to clear a clogged drain

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More significant blockages will require more elbow grease.

The first step to clearing a clog is to locate the problem.

Drainage issues that affect a particular sink or toilet may be isolated to that fixture.

Clogs that are present throughout the house may be indicative of a larger problem in the plumbing that is directing waste away from the house and into the sewer system.

Sometimes a clog can be freed by pouring boiling hot water or a combination of baking soda and vinegar down the drain. If that doesn’t help, move on to a plunger, advise the experts at This Old House.

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can dislodge whatever is causing the backup. If the clog seems to be further down the drain, hair or grime may have become trapped. An auger, often referred to as a “plumber’s snake,” can be inserted into the drain to remove the grime and free up the water flow. Homeowners without access to an auger can try to fish the clog out of the drain with a wire hanger.

If clogs cannot be alleviated, drain traps may need to be accessed. Those who do not know their way around pipes and wrenches should hire a professional.

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February 18, 2021

Air quality and heart health

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, studies have shown that air pollution can trigger heart attacks and strokes.

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Experts generally advise tire rotation every 6,000 to 8,000 miles, even if they do not show any signs of wear. It is challenging to determine if weather treads are uneven or how much wear has been sustained just by looking at them. Rotating tires can prolong the life of tires and decrease how frequently they need to be replaced.

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